Titlebook: Handbook of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings; Evidence-Based Asses Christine M. Hunter,Christopher L. Hunter,Rodger K Book 2014 Spri

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Configuring the Query Optimizerovereating, and lack of exercise all contribute to worse outcomes and higher costs for patients with chronic medical conditions as reported by Kathol et?al. (J Gen Int Med 20:160–167, 2005) and McGinnis et?al. (JAMA 270:2207–2212, 1993). Patients with comorbid medical and behavioral conditions are s

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Least-Privileged SharePoint Builds,reasons though, when psychological services are performed within a medical setting, obtaining payer reimbursement is often problematic. Because of this, many settings make no attempt to seek reimbursement for these services. This is not a sustainable in the long run though, as it leaves the psycholo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-31279-2sychologists who work in rural health care there are opportunities and challenges that are unique to the rural setting. In this chapter, we discuss some of these. We first summarize epidemiological differences between rural and urban populations, health disparities and health care access problems of

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Psychology and Population Health Managementng these empirically supported treatments delivered to individual patients. For a variety of reasons, however, it is only a minority of patients who have access to and benefit from these cognitive-behavioral therapies. Less intensive clinical interventions delivered to an entire population of health

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Preparing the Next Generation for Integrated Care in Medical Settings: Training in Primary Care as aties and challenges of training psychologists to work in medical settings. Most notably, examples are used of educational and training models within integrated care settings (subsequently referencing team-based treatment affording a patient at a minimum access to medical and psychological care concu